International Neutrino Summer School 2011, Geneva, 18 - 30 July 2011

International Neutrino Summer School 2011
Geneva, Switzerland
18 - 30 July 2011

Overview
Neutrinos offer great puzzles and great promises. We welcome all of you who want to know more about neutrinos and how experimentation to decipher their properties is being developed today.

The International Neutrino Summer School 2011 (INSS11) will be hosted by University of Geneva and CERN in the Geneva countryside at the conference center of Cartigny.

The school curriculum extends from ‘neutrinos in the Standard Model’ to introductions to the most advanced detector and accelerator technologies. It is open to all neutrino students, undergraduates, graduates or more advanced physicists who want to know more. Attendance for the whole two weeks is mandatory.

Draft Programme
- The Standard Model, and the current physics scene at the beginning of the LHC
- The framework - neutrino phenomenology, what we have learned, and what the open questions are
- Experimental Fundamentals
- The accelerator physics of neutrino beams
- How to probe whether anti-neutrino = neutrino and the absolute neutrino mass scale
- How to study mixing, the mass ordering, and CP violation
- Accelerator and Underground Facilities for the near and far future
- Models of neutrino masses and mixing
- Neutrinos and the universe
- A visit to CERN
- Students lectures and poster sessions

Registration
The School Fee (half board / all inclusive) is
- With accomodation :
1600.- CHF for registration/payment before June 15
2000.- CHF for registration/payment after June 15
- Without accomodation :
700.- CHF

For further information and registrations, visit Summer School's website here